Traffic accident and uninsured in Michigan

If your wife was the uninsured owner-operator of the car, Michigan law is very harsh. Not only is she unable to collect her Michigan no fault...

What can we sue this woman for?

Well, those are interesting facts. The good news is that without insurance, the at fault driver is responsible for the full amount of vehicle...

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I was involved in an accident, I have no insurance, the at fault driver of the other car had full coverage? anything i can do?

If you are not the owner and operator of the vehicle that you occupied when you were involved in the collision, then you are not barred from...

Please disregard the other answer. Michigan has a very state specific statute and your right to recover vehicle damage is controlled by the...

I just found out my license was suspended in Michigan. no tickets or accidents. A trailer on my property hit a car. Why am I sus

I agree. Your license should not be suspended if there are no tickets or accidents. Unfortunately, this is one of those situations where you will...

Can a claims adjuster find out what accidents I was in before?

The claims adjuster now has many services available to him or her to discover your prior claims and accident history. And many courthouses are now...

Will a claims adjuster know what accidents I was in before?

There are a number of services that now provide this information, such as the "Cleveland Index" and the CIB among others. The short answer is that...

I was hit in WV where I attend college. I live in Michigan as a permant resident. Do I still have no fault benefits?

Yes. As long as your domicile is Michigan, you can contact your no fault insurance company and file your application for benefits with your own...

Auto insurance wants reimbursement from my primary health insurance? In a no/fau settlement can I be liable to the health insure

First, please ignore the other answer you received. It is dead wrong and this lawyer knows nothing about Michigan no fault law. Your facts are...

I had let someone else drive my car maybe a year and a half ago she back into someone, should I have to pay all of it?

You may not need to pay anything. Under Michigan law, you as the vehicle owner would only be responsible for very limited vehicle damage, and then...